Jeep Travel System Weather Shield, Baby Rain Cover, Universal Size to fit most Travel Systems, Waterproof, Windproof, Ventilation, Protection, Shade, Umbrella, Pram, Vinyl, Clear, Plastic

We bought this weather shield for our Chicco Keyfit 30 for a January trip to Seattle. It fit the stroller perfectly, and it not only kept our baby dry, but kept him warm too. There are ventilation holes, so I knew he was getting enough air. This was kind of a magical thing that made this trip such a breeze! We were out walking with it on the stroller almost all day every day. It's very sturdy and has held up very well. It's easy to get into the pouch too. The pouch itself is a tiny bit flimsy, but whatever. That's not what we bought it for, and even that part of it has held up just fine. I did not notice any smell at all, when we bought it or now (seven months later). Highly recommended for those in the Pacific Northwest, or anywhere else it's rainy and cold!

Like many others, with a trip planned for Walt Disney World I knew it was time to finally buy a weather shield for a stroller cover. There's nothing quite like a rainstorm and a soggy stroller to ruin a vacation. Turns out it was definitely a good purchase. We did indeed get caught in a few torrential downpours and instead of being stuck having to hid from the rain we were able to throw on our cover and go. I did open it up before we left to "air it out" as it did have that new plastic smell. However, the cover fit my Britax stroller fine and even covered up the little ones feet (so not soggy tennis shoes either) My kiddo was perfectly content under it. When we wanted to go on a ride or go in a store I simply shook it off a bit and rolled it up and back over the top of the stroller a bit. It's not too thin so it didn't blow around in the wind, but that doe make it a little bulky when it's time to pack it up again after you are done using it (but I'd rather that than have it blow around and be useless)

I was worried this might not fit our stroller and car seat, but it does!! I’ve only used it once on a day where it was just mildly sprinkling, but it worked great. Baby and stroller stayed nice and dry.

This was amazing. It was supposed to rain while we were at Disneyland, so I purchased this in hopes that it would keep the stroller, and baby, of course, from getting completely soaked. It was very easy to slip on, even though we had a diaper bag hanging from the handle. It has an opening that snaps underneath the handle so you can push your stroller with ease, and even has a small pocket that you can keep your phone/wallet in. I’m sure that folding it isn’t too difficult, but we never had to because we just kept it on the stroller until we got to the hotel, and then kept it in the bathtub to dry before we used it the next day. If you’re going to be outside in the rain for an extended period of time and you want to keep your baby from getting wet, this is a must have.

We used this on a recent trip to the UK and used it quite a bit. It worked well over our Chicco Bravo travel system. It kept out little one dry and warm. I do wish it were a bit easier to put back, but it is nice that it comes with a bag and it definitely stood up to wind and rain with no issue.

I have the Graco Modes Click Connect Travel System Stroller, and this fits the stroller perfectly when I have it fully extended (I have a newborn so I have him lying down completely). I put this in its carrying case and leave it in the bottom of the stroller. It's been a lifesaver when I'm out and it suddenly starts raining. I drape it over the stroller and my baby is nice and dry. I get home, shake out the water, let it dry a bit, then put it back in its bag and back in the stroller. It's very lightweight, and the plastic is thick enough that it doesn't feel flimsy. It has some holes in the sides for ventilation, and has two snaps that snap at the stroller handle bar. If it's windy it does tend to flap a bit, but not enough that my baby gets wet. It's pretty easy to put back into the travel bag, I pretty much fold it into itself and in half and slide it in the bag. A must have for anyone with a baby!

As new parents you can never plan enough, there is always a necessary item to complement another. We didn't think of the Jeep Travel System Weather shield until my LO's first winter happened to be one of the worst in NYC's history. We got tired of waiting for a "nice day" for a stroll, and so it became obvious we needed this.What we like: The plastic is think enough (no flimsy). It has a cleared pocket on the back am not sure what you can use it for as it isn't very wide or deep, may be it is for your phone and keys. It has small punctured holes on both sides for air ventilation for your LO.What we don't like: The skirt of the shield is very wide, which is very good as it covers any stroller big or small. However, in several occasions when we've been out walking and is windy, sometimes the skirt gets lifted exposing my LO to the wind. Therefore, I wish there were velcro or snaps to securely attach the skirt to the stroller frame and avoid this nuisance. The other thing we didn't like is the strong new plastic odor, we had to air it for about a week or two.So far we don't think it is a bad buy, as we use it with the carseat/frame, as well as with a new light stroller we recently purchased. We're looking for ways to secure the skirt.

Perfect fit for our Chicco Cordo travel system. Exactly what we needed and have been searching for.